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Beyond Retraining-Free MoE Compression: A Cost-Normalized Study of Post-Compression Adjustment
Retraining-free MoE compression reduces deployment memory by pruning or merging experts, but often treats the compressed checkpoint as the final artifact. We argue that this view is incomplete: compressed MoE checkpoints are better understood as compressed initializations that benefit from a tiny po
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